Cannes has a reputation for being prestigious, glamorous, high-end, in many regards. It’s as if the beautiful old picturesque town requires it. There are gowns, there are airs and graces, and there are yachts whose worth I don’t even want to know. As far as the films go, you’ll find the work of auteurs from all over the world being shown here, and names that have been built over years of acclaim, that lend themselves to others seeking credibility. But Cannes also has a fun, sometimes gaudy side to it too. One moment you can go from Tommy Lee Jones’ period drama The Homesman, to a press conference with the…
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